Zerk
Veteran Member
Being in camo, I am guessing he was bow hunting. But that may have just been an under shirt. Dunno.
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Being in camo, I am guessing he was bow hunting. But that may have just been an under shirt. Dunno.
innrkid
Bronze Member
Gun in the lower left of picture. As a bow hunter myself...if he did get it with a bow he's a better man than me!
Zerk
Veteran Member
Not sure if that is gun or not. I almost always have a gun on me. I am not sure MN laws regarding bowhunting with one. But the wolf hunt was probably either or, so shouldn't be an issue.
People bow hunt hears. I wouldn't be afraid to bow hunt a dog, from a tree.
Zerk
Veteran Member
You think that is some great advantage? Granted the caller would replace the tracking and the nose. I don't see it as some vast unfair advantage though. The wolf isn't wearing orange either.
innrkid
Bronze Member
I've killed elk, deer and coyote from a tree. Wolf would be no different
It's a gun in the picture, in my opinion. What you see is the sling.
My mother spotted a wolf in our backyard that she swore was around 180 pounds. I told her that'd be a big wolf and asked her about the color, wondering if it was the same male I had seen several times within the five miles area in the past year. My mother described the wolf she saw as a beautiful grey. I told my mother that if it is the same wolf as I've seen, that he is a big boy but I hazarded to guess that our local male wolf is about 140-150 pounds.
And then I found out about this: a guy shot a 182 pound wolf over in Cook, MN, in 2012. This isn't a bear.
That looks like a cross between something other than wolf. I wonder if was a breeder that turned him loose.
DieselnHooters
Platinum Member
Yep, that beast look like it could spar with a Bengal tiger ... at least for half a round
